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[" Q.5A metallic bar is heated from "0^(@)C" to "100^(@)C" .The "],[" coefficient of linear expansion is "10^(-5)K^(-1)" ."],[" What will be the percentage increase in length - "],[[" (1) "0.01%," (2) "0.1%," (3) "1%," (4) "10%]]

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